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Divorce Survival Scenario: What to Do If Your Paycheck Doesn’t Hit Your Bank Account
Paycheck missing during divorce? Learn what to do first, who to call, and how to protect your income if your direct deposit doesn’t hit your account.
How to Rebuild Financially After Divorce: One Key Step to Start Strong
Wondering how to rebuild financially after divorce? Learn the first steps to take—budgeting, accounts, credit, and clarity—for stability and freedom.
Why You Need a CDFA During Divorce
Divorce isn’t just emotional—it’s financial. A Certified Divorce Financial Analyst® (CDFA®) helps you understand settlement options, taxes, and long-term impacts so you can make smart decisions and save money. At Fresh Starts, we’ve vetted trusted CDFAs who combine expertise with compassion to guide you toward a secure and confident fresh start.
Divorce Happens: Survival Scenarios: “Help, my spouse emptied out the children’s college accounts!”
What if your spouse emptied the kids’ college fund? Divorce expert Donna Cates, CDFA, explains your rights, recovery options, and steps to protect assets. Certified Divorce Financial Analyst Donna Cates shares what to do if college savings vanish in divorce. Learn the legal implications, how to protect remaining funds, and how to document evidence so you can safeguard your children’s future.
How to Create a Post-Divorce Financial Plan
Divorce can feel like a whirlwind, with emotions running high and life-changing decisions to make. Amidst all the chaos, it's easy to overlook a critical aspect—your financial future. Whether you're feeling overwhelmed or just unsure of where to start, creating a post-divorce financial plan is key to rebuilding your life with confidence.
Divorce with Financial Confidence: How a Certified Divorce Financial Analyst Can Help You
Divorce is never easy. It’s a time filled with emotional and financial uncertainty. You’re not only navigating the end of a relationship but also making decisions that could impact your financial future for years to come. That's why assembling the right divorce team is crucial. Along with attorneys and mediators, a key player to consider is a Certified Divorce Financial Analyst (CDFA)—a financial professional dedicated to helping you make informed decisions during a divorce.
How To Avoid Common Financial Mistakes During Divorce
Divorce can shake your world—emotionally and financially. For professional women who’ve spent years building a career, a home, and a future, it’s more than just a legal separation—it’s a life transition that demands clear thinking and careful planning.
Are You Showing Up Where Your Divorce Clients Already Are?
If you work with clients going through divorce—whether as a therapist, coach, mediator, or real estate expert—visibility and trust matter more than ever. Fresh Starts Registry is the first and only platform combining a divorce registry, vetted expert network, and national media presence to help you reach the people who need your support most. Here’s how we amplify your work and connect you with ready-to-act clients.
10 Reasons Certified Divorce Financial Analysts Need to Join Fresh Starts Registry: The Top Divorce Support Network for CDFAs
Fresh Starts Registry is the #1 divorce support network for CDFAs and divorce professionals. As a CDFA, joining connects you with pre-qualified clients, expert resources, and a trusted network of legal, emotional, and financial support. It’s the top platform for growing your impact as a divorce professional in a supportive, high-visibility environment.
Divorce Guide: 10 Questions to Ask Your Tax Accountant During Your Divorce
Divorce isn’t just an emotional journey—it’s a financial one, too. From filing status changes to potential implications for alimony, child support, and property division, it’s essential to understand how your divorce will affect your tax obligations. We’ll explore 10 crucial questions to ask your tax accountant during your divorce, why they matter, and how they can help you plan for a stable financial future.